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Granite County enacts no-open-burning restriction; county urges caution ahead of summer conditions

June 17, 2025 | Granite County , Montana


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Granite County enacts no-open-burning restriction; county urges caution ahead of summer conditions
Granite County commissioners voted to enact a no-open-burning restriction, with campfires allowed only in approved rings or designated camp areas.

Why it matters: Commissioners and emergency responders said dry conditions and increased recreational use heighten wildfire risk. The restriction prohibits open burning and unauthorized disposal fires; campfires are allowed where a ring or other approved containment exists.

Action: The motion to impose the restriction carried. Commissioners directed the sheriff and local fire departments to help notify the public; staff will publish notice on the county website and social media.

Ending: Commissioners said the restriction will remain in effect until local conditions improve and directed staff to coordinate messaging with adjacent jurisdictions and fire districts.

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